What are the idioms with grain, what are the idioms with the word grain

The soldiers and horses are not moving, the grain and grass are not moving, the grain and grass are not moving, the grain and grass are not moving, and the grain and grass are not moving.

Flying grain to save grain, flying grain to save straw, wrapping grain and sitting on armor, accumulating grass and storing grain, collecting grain through Kou bran vegetables for half a year, feeding the poor, grain with many grasses, and exhausting grain for thousands of miles, and the soldiers are hungry and hungry.

兵马未move,梁草先 (bīng mǎ wèi dòng, liáng cǎo xiān xíng).

Before pointing out the soldiers, prepare food and forage. The metaphor is to prepare for something in advance.

吃食任事 (chī liáng bù guǎn shì).

Only take money and do nothing. Figuratively work is not responsible.

電exhaust食無 (dàn jìn liáng jué).

During the battle, ammunition ran out, and food was cut off. Refers to a dangerous situation in which it is impossible to continue fighting.

裹梁座甲 (guǒ liáng zuò jiǎ).

Carry dry food and sit in armor. Described as heavily armed and ready to fight.

絡屯梁 (jī cǎo tún liáng).

Storage of grain and forage.

赍食藉寇 (jī liáng jiè kòu).

Granted: funding; Borrow: Same as "borrow"; Cole: Thief. Lend weapons to the enemy and give food to the thieves. Parables do what is good for the enemy, bad for the bad.

�bran 菜半谷 (kāng cài bàn nián liáng).

Half of the year is replaced with bran and vegetables. Describe the extreme poverty of the working people of the old society.

Feeding the poor (zuò pín zhī liáng).

Extensive knowledge is valuable spiritual food for the intellectually poor.

食exhaust援除 (liáng jìn yuán jué).

The food ran out, and the reinforcements were cut off. The metaphor is that the battle is in a very difficult situation.

屯梁組 (tún liáng jī cǎo).

Storage of grain and forage.

寅吃卯谷 (yín chī mǎo liáng).

One year ate the next's grain. It is a metaphor for economic difficulties, income is not enough to spend, and future income is spent in advance. The metaphor refers to financial hardship, making ends meet.

寅支卯谷 (yín zhī mǎo liáng).

One year ate the next's grain. It is a metaphor for economic difficulties, income is not enough to spend, and future income is spent in advance. The metaphor refers to financial hardship, making ends meet.

There are 18 in total:

The soldiers and horses are not moving, the grain and grass are not moving, the grain and grass are not moving, the grain and grass are not moving, and the grain and grass are not moving.

Flying to save grain, flying grain to save straw, wrapping grain and sitting on armor, accumulating grass and storing grain, and borrowing grain.

Half a year's grain for bran vegetables, grain for the poor, grain for a wide range of grass, grain for all kinds of food, thousands of miles of food, there is hunger.

Stockpiling grain and accumulating grass, Yin eats grain, and Yin supports grain.

The soldiers and horses did not move, and the grain and grass went first.

It doesn't matter if you eat food.

Run out of ammunition and food. Wrap the grain and sit on the armor.

Accumulate grass and store grain. Borrowing food.

Half a year's grain for bran vegetables.

Food for the poor. Food is exhausted.

Stockpiling grain and grass. Yin eats the grain.

Yinzhi Maoliang.

Build high walls, accumulate grain, and slowly become kings.

1. Thousands of miles of food, the soldiers are hungry: Feed: Gift. When there is a shortage of food, it is sent from thousands of miles away, and it is inevitable that the soldiers will starve. The metaphor is that distant food does not quench near hunger, and far water does not talk about auspiciousness to quench near thirst.

4. Storing grain and grass: storing grain and forage.

5. Exhaustion of food: When the food is exhausted, the reinforcements are cut off. The metaphor is that the battle is in a very difficult situation.

All idioms and explanations containing and containing the word "grain":

Stockpiling grain and grass – storing grain and forage.

Running out of food and aid - running out of food and running out of reinforcements. The metaphor is that the battle is in a very difficult situation.

Food for the Poor - Extensive knowledge is valuable spiritual food for the intellectually poor.

Half-yearly grain with bran – Replace grain with bran and vegetables for half the year. Describe the extreme poverty of the working people of the old society.

Aid to the grain - 赍: funding; Borrow: Same as "borrow"; Cole: Thief. Lend weapons to the enemy and give food to the thieves. Parables do what is good for the enemy, bad for the bad.

Accumulation of grain and forage – storage of grain and forage.

Sitting in armor - carrying dry food and sitting in armor. Described as heavily armed and ready to fight.

Thousands of miles of food, the soldier has hunger - it means that the distant food does not solve the near hunger.

Abundant grain and grass - a metaphor for the abundance of war readiness materials.

Running out of ammunition and food - in battle, ammunition ran out, and food was also run out. Refers to a dangerous situation in which it is impossible to continue fighting.

Flying grain and straw - refers to the rapid delivery of grain and grass. Same as "Flying Mullet".

Flying grain - refers to the rapid delivery of grain and grass. Same as "Flying Mullet".

The soldiers are strong and have plenty of food and grass. It is described as having a strong military and full combat readiness.

Soldiers and horses do not move, grain and grass go first - when the soldiers and horses are not dispatched, the transportation of military grain and grass must be one step ahead. The latter generally refers to the need for preparatory work before taking action.

Yin Zhi Mao Grain - This year eats the next year's grain. It is a metaphor for economic difficulties, income is not enough to spend, and future income is spent in advance. The metaphor refers to financial hardship, making ends meet.

Yin eats the grain - this year eats the next year's grain. It is a metaphor for economic difficulties, income is not enough to spend, and future income is spent in advance. The metaphor refers to financial hardship, making ends meet.

Eat food and don't do anything - just take money and don't do anything. Figuratively work is not responsible.

Before the soldiers and horses move, the grain and grass go first - before pointing out the soldiers, prepare the grain and forage. The metaphor is to prepare for something in advance.

Thousands of miles of food, the soldier is hungry: Feed: Gift. When there is a shortage of food, it is sent from thousands of miles away, and it is inevitable that the soldiers will starve. The metaphor is that distant food does not quench hunger, and far water does not quench thirst.

Stockpiling grain and grass – storing grain and forage.

Thousands of miles of food, the soldier has hunger: It means that the distant food does not solve the near hunger.

Abundant grain and grass - a metaphor for the abundance of war readiness materials.

Running out of food and aid - running out of food and running out of reinforcements. The metaphor is that the battle is in a very difficult situation.

The ammunition is exhausted, the soldiers and horses have not moved, and the grain and grass go first

It doesn't matter if you eat food.

The soldiers and horses do not move, and the grain and grass go first

Stockpiling grain and accumulating grass, feeding grain for thousands of miles, and the soldiers are hungry

Grain for the poor, bran for half a year

Draw food for the enemy, wrap food and sit on armor

Yin eats grain, steals grain, and borrows thieves

borrowing thieves and soldiers, stealing grain

Thousands of miles of food, the soldiers are hungry and round

The soldiers are full of food, borrowing soldiers, and stealing grain

The grain is abundant and the grass is wide, and the crossbow is boiled for food

Fly grain to save straw, and borrow grain.

The first word is all the idioms and explanations that begin with the word "grain":

Exhaustion of food - the food is exhausted, and the reinforcements are cut off. The metaphor is that the battle is in a very difficult situation.

There is a lot of grain and grass - a metaphor for war preparedness, and the royal capital is sufficient.

The words of grain are: granary, grain grass, grain road, grain store, grain store, grain shortage, grain depot, grain straw, grain, grain salary, and so on.

Interpretation of Chinese characters. Grain.

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1. Shape and sound. From the meter, the sound is measured. (Original meaning: dry food for travel; Military rations for marching operations) 2. Same as the original meaning.

Grain, grain also. --Eastern Han Dynasty Xu Shen, "Shuowen".

3, Gui Fu said: "Those who quarrel with Gu Bi are not ancient precepts." The grain is the dry food of the doers. ”

then they will treat their food and their food. --Zhou Li, Diguan, Liren". Note: "The way is said to be grain, and it is said to be glutinous." ”

A total of its resources. --Zuo Chuan: Four Years of Duke Xu". Note: "Grain is rice millet, and the food of the way is also." ”

There is a lot of food for the soldiers. --Zizhi Tongjian's Withered Hands

4. Carry more food.

Win the grain and the prosperity will follow. --Han Jiayi, "On the Passage of Qin".

5. Another example: grain war (grain, grass and weapons); Liangtai (the Qing Dynasty manager of the army's food and military quartermasters) 6, by extension, refers to cereals; Grain.

In Chen, the grain was defeated. --The Analects of Wei Linggong. Commentary: "Grain, Zheng Ben is a dumpling." ”

Rice is also eaten. --Saying that the text is newly attached

but bread. --Poetry, Daya, Gongliu. Commentary: "Grain, this is also food." ”

Han is out of his grain road. --Historical Records

7. Another example: grain station; Cao Liang (Cao Yun's grain); Autumn grain (grain harvested in autumn); The clerk of the granary (the clerk in charge of the grain depot).

8, Tian Fu. Jiezhou County increased the consumption of grain. --History of the Song Dynasty and Gaozongji

9. Another example: money and grain (field endowment); Completion of grain (payment of money and grain); Grain households (households who pay land endowments, dialect also refers to landlords).